Operating Systems Administration

Lecturer:

Josef Drobný (gar.)

Tutor:

Josef Drobný (gar.)

Supervisor:

Department of Software Engineering in Economy

Synopsis:

Administration of operating systems Windows and Linux. Users, rights, configuration, command line, networks, firewall

Requirements:

Syllabus of lectures:

1. Basics of hardware

2. Administration OS Windows - hard disk - function principle, file systems, drivers

3. Administration OS Windows - users, groups, user profiles

4. Administration OS Windows - hard disks administration, partitons, RAID, disk quota, utilities for HDD

5. Administration OS Windows - files and folders permissions, file owner, effective permissions

6. Administration OS Windows - files and folders permissions, special identities, sharing

7. Administration OS Windows - shell, system utilities, control panel

8. Administration OS Windows - policy management, services, registery, task manager, ProcessExplorer, Autorans etc.

9. Command Line

10. Networks, IP protocol

11. OS Linux basics

12. OS Linux basics

13. Security, firewall

14. Tuition

Syllabus of tutorials:

1. Basics of hardware

2. Administration OS Windows - hard disk - function principle, file systems, drivers

3. Administration OS Windows - users, groups, user profiles

4. Administration OS Windows - hard disks administration, partitons, RAID, disk quota, utilities for HDD

5. Administration OS Windows - files and folders permissions, file owner, effective permissions

6. Administration OS Windows - files and folders permissions, special identities, sharing

7. Administration OS Windows - shell, system utilities, control panel

8. Administration OS Windows - policy management, services, registery, task manager, ProcessExplorer, Autorans etc.

9. Command Line

10. Networks, IP protocol

11. OS Linux basics

12. OS Linux basics

13. Security, firewall

14. Tuition

Study Objective:

Knowledge:

administrator possibilities in operating systems

Abilities:

administration of operating system on local level

Study materials:

Key references:

BOTT, Ed, SIECHERT, Carl. Microsoft Windows XP INSIDE OUT, 2002

Recommended references:

MUELLER, John Paul. Windows Command line -- for Windows Vista, 2003, XP a 2000.

Media and Tools:

PC with Windows XP or 7 installed in virtual machine mode with acces on administrator level.

Note:

Further information:

Course may be repeated

Time-table for winter semester 2011/2012:

Time-table is not available yet

Time-table for summer semester 2011/2012:

Time-table is not available yet

The course is a part of the following study plans: